Yolande Moreau

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Characters played by Yolande Moreau

God's Wife — The Brand New Testament (2015)

God's meek wife who shares the Brussels apartment with him and Ea. Initially passive, she eventually enters the office, cleans, and allows the computer to restart, inviting her to take control. She overrides the programmed death dates and resets the world.

La reine — The True Story of Puss 'n Boots (2009)

Distressed at the royal court, she is involved in the effort to find a suitable husband for the princess. She is impressed by the young miller's carefully planned romantic song and dance.

Gilberte Van der Beck — How to Be a Good Wife (2020)

Paulette's eccentric and lively stepsister who acts as a stabilizing force and practical ally, helping Paulette navigate the school's financial crisis and ideological shifts.

La comtesse d'Artelles — The Last Mistress (2007)

The Comtesse d’Artelles is the wife of le vicomte Prony and a friend of the Marquise de Flers. She questions whether the penniless Ryno de Marigny can abandon his libertine life and reveals that he has kept Vellini as a mistress for a decade. Later, she hears that Ryno has openly resumed visiting Vellini.

Marsanne — At Home with the Rozes (2003)

Marsanne is the household maid whose death reveals the family's brutality. After the initial hospitality shown to MG and Gilbert, Béatrice kills her by driving a sickle into her back. Marsanne's fate is a decisive turning point, exposing that the apparent victims are morally little better than the unwanted prisoners.

la patronne du PMU — The Three Brothers (1995)

Female manager of the betting shop, interacts with the brothers.

La mère de Camille — Camille Rewinds (2012)

Camille's mother, who died years ago in the original timeline. Her presence in the past allows Camille to experience a different family dynamic and receive maternal support.

Émilie — Enough is Enough! (2024)

A rebellious septuagenarian protagonist who, after the death of her son and sole provider, faces eviction from her retirement home and decides to take revenge on everyone who has wronged her.

La Spack — The Pack (2010)

La Spack is the elderly owner of the remote roadside eatery. She chases off a biker gang, captures Charlotte, and intends to feed her to the creatures she believes live beneath the heaps of excavated soil. Her actions make her the central threat to Charlotte and the other people trapped at the bar.

Louise Ferrand — Louise-Michel (2008)

A factory worker facing unemployment, debt, and a personal identity crisis. She refuses a workplace celebration, returns during the factory evacuation to collect her belongings, and becomes involved in a covert firearm-related plan. She also visits Jennifer in a monitored institution and is asked to kill someone.

Irene Millard — Everything Must Disappear (1997)

Robert's wealthy and cantankerous wife. She suspects her husband's infidelity, hires detective-photographer M.Colle to gather incriminating photos, and threatens divorce, which serves as the primary catalyst for Robert's desperate actions.

Marcelle — Crash Test Aglae (2017)

Marcelle is one of Aglaé's factory colleagues who accepts the relocation proposal after their French workplace closes. She travels with Aglaé and Liette toward India in her dreadful old jalopy, making her vehicle central to the group's quirky road journey and to Aglaé's unexpected personal voyage.

Career Overview

Yolande Moreau has 119 screen credits in a career dating back to 1984. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently The Great Restaurant Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include The Brand New Testament, Into the Wonderwoods, The Childhood of a Leader. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
female
Known Credits
119
Birth Date
1953-02-27
Birth Place
Brussels, Belgium

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Universe traveler — spans 2 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q241437), public domain (CC0).